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Hello again, friends.

And you are our friends. We may have missed a few notes, but we're here to recap all of them today. Welcome to another edition

of Jim Cornedge Drive-Thru, a special edition, Jim's deep dive into SummerSlam, 2025, two nights of spectacular action.

The best weather we've had all summer here in New Jersey.

I'm rambling.

Yes.

I'm your host, the great Brian last, and here he is, the reviewer himself, the leader of the cult of Cornett, Mr. Jim Cornett.

The best weather you've had in a while and you spin it like that,

suckers, and as far as a deep dive out of there,

there's no water in the pool.

I could hoist myself.

You know, I was ready to say going into this thing that at least the WW, at least the WWE, see how I rewind that at least the WWE, see how I rewound that, at least the WWE had the kindness and the compassion to do their six and a half to seven hour show in two parts instead of AEW where they just just shat it all out like projectile diarrhea.

But I'm not sure, because then you get a break in the middle where you think you're almost free,

and then you have to go back to it and you see more of the same thing that always happens.

AEW's pay-per-views, I should say, are like going out with your best friends and having the greatest, wildest night of your life, and you're going to sleep late the next day. Who are you friends with? And you're going to sleep late the next day, and you're going to have a really bad hangover. But then the day after that, you'll be back to normal. W.WEs are, you go out for a few drinks, but somehow you feel really woozy and

you get a shitty night's sleep and then you wake up and you do it all again,

knowing there's more right around the corner.

It's a different feeling.

So it's like it's, what you're saying is, is AEW is binge drinking, whereas WWE is more like a habitual problem,

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